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Why did the cattle industry become a big business in the late 1800s?
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The cattle industry became a big business in the late 1800s because of the following: The Native Americans were pushed into reservations and their lands were grabbed by settlers, The open range allowed for the cattle to graze freely which meant that the ranchers could expand their business with very little costs, The increase in demand for beef, especially in the growing Eastern cities, and The cowboys took the longhorns from the ranches through the trails to the cowtowns, from where they were shipped to meatpacking centers in the cities.
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